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Melrose Place Reboot Future Uncertain Amidst Ownership Changes
20 Oct
Summary
- Reboot development stalled due to CBS Studios ownership shifts.
- Original stars Zuniga, Locklear, and Leighton were attached to produce.
- Fan support is crucial for the Melrose Place reboot's potential revival.
The future of a highly anticipated 'Melrose Place' reboot remains uncertain, with original cast member Daphne Zuniga expressing concerns over recent developments. Zuniga, who starred as Jo Reynolds, shared updates at 90s Con, indicating that while the show was sold and original stars were involved, ownership shifts have complicated its path.
CBS Studios, the original developer of the reboot, has seen its intellectual property acquired by Skydance. This, combined with recent industry strikes, has placed the project on hold. Zuniga highlighted that these events were beyond the cast's control, emphasizing that the reboot was not a done deal.
Despite the setbacks, Zuniga confirmed that she, Heather Locklear, and Laura Leighton remain committed and are actively involved in pushing the project forward. They are awaiting a suitable script and hoping for favorable decisions from the new ownership. Fans eager for the reboot's return are encouraged to make their voices heard through social media and direct communication with CBS.
